Depends on location: It sounds like what you have is a schwannoma attached to a nerve root coming from the cervical spine. These may very effectively be removed by a neurosurgeon. There certainly are potential side effects such as numbness or weakness in the distribution of the nerve that is attached to the tumor.
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